Cooper ©2005, Marc L. Windahl  

Cooper ©2005, Marc L. Windahl  

Onyx shows winning form in the ND Waterfowl Fest K-9 Big Air. ©2005, Marc L. Windahl  

Scott Disney and Onyx won the K-9 Big Air contest Saturday at the ND Waterfowl Fest. Onxy jumped 21' to get into a jump off and 20' in the jump off to win. ©2005, Marc L. Windahl  

Sean Cooley and Badger won the K-9 high jump at the ND Waterfowl Fest on Saturday. Badger jumped 6'10". ©2005, Marc L. Windahl  

Truck ©2005, Marc L. Windahl  

Cooper ©2005, Marc L. Windahl  

Cooper ©2005, Marc L. Windahl  

Flowers ©2005, Marc L. Windahl  

Flowers ©2005, Marc L. Windahl 

Flowers ©2005, Marc L. Windahl 

Historical re-enactors at Fort Abercrombie. Fort Abercrombie was the first US army fort in the Dakota Territories and is located on the banks of the Red River about 35 miles south of Fargo. ©2005, Marc L. Windahl 

Historical re-enactors at Fort Abercrombie. Fort Abercrombie was the first US army fort in the Dakota Territories and is located on the banks of the Red River about 35 miles south of Fargo. ©2005, Marc L. Windahl 

Historical re-enactors at Fort Abercrombie. Fort Abercrombie was the first US army fort in the Dakota Territories and is located on the banks of the Red River about 35 miles south of Fargo. ©2005, Marc L. Windahl 

Historical re-enactors at Fort Abercrombie. Fort Abercrombie was the first US army fort in the Dakota Territories and is located on the banks of the Red River about 35 miles south of Fargo. ©2005, Marc L. Windahl 

Historical re-enactors at Fort Abercrombie. Fort Abercrombie was the first US army fort in the Dakota Territories and is located on the banks of the Red River about 35 miles south of Fargo. ©2005, Marc L. Windahl 

Historical re-enactors at Fort Abercrombie. Fort Abercrombie was the first US army fort in the Dakota Territories and is located on the banks of the Red River about 35 miles south of Fargo. ©2005, Marc L. Windahl 

A soldier's pay. Fort Abercrombie was the first US Army fort in the Dakota Territories. ©2005, Marc L. Windahl